Robert Howells wrote:
You should be able to remove a piece of Ram at a time to check
whether one piece is faulty ! ?
It does sound rammy.
However, if you are game AND you have the iMac that is easy to open, a
few screws has the back off and a quick look will tell you if the
capacitors are bloated, they should look cylindrical with a flat clean
and shiny top surface.
So far I have not seen bloating in the caps that have a 'K' cut in the
top as opposed to an "X".
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitor_plague
Not sure if Apple is still happily repairing these iMacs with bloated caps.
Good luck
Paul
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